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China
said there's a reasonable amount of liquidity in the financial system
and urged banks to control risks from credit expansion, signaling no
relief for a cash squeeze that risks exacerbating an economic slowdown.
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The
Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research survey on
community resilience in the wake of Superstorm Sandy was conducted from
April 19 to June 2 by NORC at the University of Chicago, with funding
from the Rockefeller Foundation.
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Low-interest
rates and extra liquidity from central banks may have bought economies
across the globe some time since the financial crisis, but this monetary
policy now needs to end to ensure a return to growth, a new report by
the Bank for International ...
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Suntory
Beverage & Food Ltd. (2587) is set to raise as much as 388.1
billion yen ($3.9 billion) in Japan's biggest initial public offering
this year after pricing near the low end of its range as volatile
markets curbed demand.
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| Reuters India | - 19 minutes ago |
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By
Chikako Mogi. TOKYO | Mon Jun 24, 2013 12:22pm IST. TOKYO (Reuters) -
Chinese shares dragged Asian bourses to a fresh 9-1/2-month low on
Monday as investors worried about Beijing's economic and financial
stability and markets scrambled to price ...
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Vodafone
Group Plc (VOD) reached a preliminary agreement to buy Kabel
Deutschland Holding AG after increasing its bid for Germany's largest
cable company to 7.7 billion euros ($10.1 billion).
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The
Girl Scouts of the USA faces an array of problems at present. Here's a
summary of major issues, and what the organization had to say about them
in a statement to The Associated Press: ———.
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(CNN)
-- A United Airlines 787 Dreamliner was diverted early Sunday due to a
mechanical problem, the second such incident for the plane in a week.
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A
widespread power outage has darkened a swath of California's Central
Coast, affecting approximately 145,000 Pacific Gas and Electric Company
customers, the utility said late Sunday.
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| Bloomberg | - 9 hours ago |
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Hostess
Brands LLC, the bakery company emerging from a second bankruptcy
proceeding in four years, is preparing to resume selling its iconic
snack cake, the Twinkie, nationwide in the U.S.
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| Globes | - 51 minutes ago |
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Frenkel,
who was governor of the central bank in 1991-2000, is currently
chairman of JP Morgan Chase International. 24 June 13 09:21, Adrian
Filut.
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| Minneapolis Star Tribune | - 33 minutes ago |
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BAGHDAD
- Citigroup Inc. is set to become the first American bank to open an
office of its own in Baghdad, highlighting financial firms' growing
interest in Iraq a decade after the U.S.
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| Businessweek | - 2 hours ago |
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WELLINGTON,
New Zealand (AP) - New Zealand's economic ties with China deepened
Monday with plans for the first IPO of a Chinese company on the New
Zealand stock market.
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| New York Times | - 4 hours ago |
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The
consulting firm that a New York State investigative panel said had
charged “exorbitant” fees for its services to the Long Island Power
Authority responded on Sunday, saying it had been unaware of the
commission's claims before Saturday.
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| New York Times | - Jun 22, 2013 |
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OFTEN,
when the government wants you to do something, it makes you pay if you
don't. That would seem to be the case with Obamacare, which penalizes
companies for not providing health care.
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Mon
Jun 24, 2013 12:11am EDT. * Diamonds sale pulled after 15 months. *
Iron ore, copper, coal, aluminium assets still on block. * Tough time
for potential bidders to raise funding.
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| Chicago Tribune | - Jun 21, 2013 |
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SAN
FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc> Chief Executive Tim Cook's one-time
stock award worth over $413 million as of Friday is now partly subject
to the performance of the shares, a move that followed discussions with
the company's largest shareholders.
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| Businessweek | - 35 minutes ago |
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Japanese
shares swung between gains and losses as financial companies jumped
while machinery shares fell. Exporters reversed gains even as the yen
weakened for a sixth day against the dollar.
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| Argus Press | - Jun 21, 2013 |
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FILE
- In this May 24, 1976 photo an Air France Concorde SST lands at Dulles
International Airport to inaugurate commercial passenger service
between Paris and Washington.
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